1. Wipe the die cast metal object with a soft, nonabrasive cloth or rag to remove any loose dust and dirt. You also can use a small vacuum cleaner to remove any loose dust and dirt from your die cast metal object(s).
2. Use a cotton swab to remove any dust and dirt from the small crevices of your die cast metal object.
3. Fill a bowl with 1 cup of lukewarm water, if cleaning a small die cast metal object. If the object is large, fill a bucket with 1/2 gallon of lukewarm water.
4. Dip a soft, nonabrasive cloth or rag into the water. Wring out excess water. Scrub any caked-on dirt and grime gently with the damp cloth or rag.
5. Dry the die cast metal with a dry soft cloth or rag.
1. Apply 1 tbsp. of a nonabrasive carnauba wax to a soft, lint-free cloth or rag.
2. Wipe the die cast metal object with the wax-soaked cloth or rag. Let the wax haze on the die cast metal.
3. Wipe the wax off the die cast metal object with a clean soft cloth or rag. Fold the cloth in half and buff the metal object gently to restore the object's shine.
